Sudan Vows To Retake Heglig Oil Fields From South Sudan -- BBC
Sudan has vowed to use "all legitimate means" to repulse South Sudan from its largest oil field, a statement on the official Suna news agency says.
South Sudanese troops seized control of Heglig on Tuesday, as heavy fighting raged for a second day.
Both sides blame each other for the latest conflicts along the undemarcated and disputed oil-rich border area.
Fierce clashes over the past two weeks have fuelled fears of a return to outright war.
Oil-rich Heglig is usually recognised as being part of the north, although South Sudan disputes this.
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